Plans unveiled for Singapore's tallest building

• SJS6638

  5 May 13, 14:59

  Plans unveiled for Singapore's tallest building

  Property Guru – Fri, May 3, 2013 2:55 PM SGT

  

  Plans unveiled for Singapore's tallest buildingBy Shabnam Muzammil:

  Singapore-listed developer GuocoLand has unveiled details of its upcoming Tanjong Pagar Centre (pictured). Set to become the city-state's tallest building, the 290m mixed-use development will be located above Tanjong Pagar MRT station.

  It comprises Guoco Tower, a 38-storey Grade A office space and close to 200 residential units called TP180, which will be located on top of the office component to be ready in 2016.

  There will also be six levels of premium retail and F&B spaces, a luxury hotel linked to the main tower and a community space integrated with Tanjong Pagar City Park.

  "Tanjong Pagar Centre is GuocoLand's first integrated mixed-use project in Singapore. Its fusion of premier office, retail, residential and hospitality spaces raises the bar for what is available in this part of the CBD," said Trina Loh, Group Managing Director of GuocoLand in Singapore.

  She added that Tanjong Pagar Centre "signals a transformed portfolio for GuocoLand in Singapore. It will expand our focus on commercial properties in Singapore, and reaffirms our position as a developer of large-scale integrated developments here and in the region".

• Mr Milo

  5 May 13, 21:46

  getting to be more and more like Abu Dhabi, lotsa buildings constructed in the billions
• Obersturmfuhrer

  6 May 13, 10:47

  They like to use the word "Premier" quite alot to boost the rental fees. Seems like every office building is a "premier" building nowadays.
• charlize

  6 May 13, 21:57

  Why so tall?

• Mr Milo

  6 May 13, 22:02

  Like a giraffe, being taller can see threats coming from far away :lol:
• FireIce

  6 May 13, 22:03

  �美 leh...........

• TehJarVu

  6 May 13, 22:49

  �美meh, 最高就行mah

• Hoanganh.sky

  11 May 13, 22:02

  hight................................................................. 

• Summer hill

  11 May 13, 22:07

  not tallest in the world, no use! 

• charlize

  11 May 13, 23:07

  Why need to be tallest in world? 

• charlize

  23 May 13, 15:14

  becoz population increase means higher buildings.

• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  23 May 13, 15:23

  

  

  Tallest building dun reduce price of chicken rice

  

  

• charlize

  30 May 13, 21:54

  Originally posted by ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~:

  

  

  Tallest building dun reduce price of chicken rice

  

  

  Words of wisdom.

• charlize

  30 May 13, 21:55

  Now you see why Sg flyer no business?

   

  So many taller buildings around.

• Mr Milo

  30 May 13, 21:57

  not impressive leh the govt ought to be like the Saudi royalty, build mega sized buildings here and there :lol:
• charlize

  30 May 13, 21:59

  Have you seen Raffles Place and MBFC ?

• Mr Milo

  30 May 13, 22:03

  chey, not impressive go check out the buildings in beijing or shanghai way better than Sg
• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  30 May 13, 22:55

  cheenaland buildings?

  I'm quite impress with their construction skills... use cardboards and metal cans only some buildings collaspe every now and then

• SJS6638

  30 May 13, 23:08

  no world class standard is like that la

• shirt_less

  31 May 13, 10:47

  Originally posted by TehJarVu:

  �美meh, 最高就行mah

  
  isn't tall associated to pretty? at least that applies to girls?
• lce

  31 May 13, 13:10

  only 280m including antenna?

  no going for no.1?

• Mr Milo

  31 May 13, 22:11

  Aim for the sky mah :lol: make it 500m :lol:
• M-avenue

  12 Jul 13, 23:00

  They should have a pub at the top level..hehe

• Mr Milo

  13 Jul 13, 15:22

  and a bungee rope :lol:
• ditzy

  13 Jul 13, 15:26

  "Premier" is an overused term, just like "flagship". Retailers like to use the term flagship for their stores everytime they open a new one in a new shopping mall. So which isn't a flagship store?